Blast announces 2013-14 schedule; home opener set for Nov. 23

CaptionBlast 2015 MASL Championship

Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela fails to stop a shot by Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4.

Baltimore Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela fails to stop a shot by Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun)

Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran (16) reacts after scoring against Baltimore Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4.

Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran (16) reacts after scoring against Baltimore Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun)

Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran leaps after scoring the game-winning goal against the Baltimore Blast in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4.

Monterrey Flash midfielder Armando Teran leaps after scoring the game-winning goal against the Baltimore Blast in overtime of the first game of the 2015 MASL Championships. Monterrey held on to beat Baltimore, 6-4. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun)

The Blast will play a 20-game regular season — 10 home games at the Baltimore Arena and 10 road games. This season, the seven-team MISL welcomes the St. Louis Ambush and the Pennsylvania Roar, which is based in Reading, Pa. The Lancers, Wave, Missouri Comets and Syracuse Silver Knights all return to challenge the Blast.